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laminar flow
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laminar flow.
laminar
made up of laminae or layers; pertaining to a lamina.

laminar bone
see laminar bone.
laminar cortical necrosis
necrosis of the superficial layers of the cerebral cortex. See also polioencephalomalacia.
laminar dermis
the sensitive laminae in the horse's hoof; interdigitate with the insensitive laminae on the inner aspect of the horn of the hoof.
laminar flow
the flow of liquid through a tube so that the fluid passes along in concentric layers which slide over each other.


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Markoski, who formerly worked as a researcher at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, to translate the laminar-flow principle into products.
The company experienced declining demand for its laminar-flow grade HEPA filters during 1997 due to a general decline in construction of new semiconductor manufacturing facilities.
The semiconductor manufacturing industry, where laminar-flow grade HEPA filters are the most critical part of the clean rooms where microchips are made;
 
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